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kick
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kick [kik]
(petroleum engineering)
Entry of fluid into the wellbore when the pressure of the column of drilling fluid is insufficient to withstand the pressure of the fluids in the formation being drilled.
(ordnance)
Violent backward movement of a gun after being fired, caused by the rearward force of the propellant gases acting on the gun.
kick - [IRC] To cause somebody to be removed from a IRC channel, an option only available to CHOPs. This is an extreme measure, often used to combat extreme flamage or flooding, but sometimes used at the chop's whim. Compare gun.


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Then their drug coverage kicks back in until the total cost reaches $4,900.
Prescribing privilege by Peters, Charles / Washington Monthly
So the about-to-be-disposed-of mistress in "Dominion" kicks back by playing an unsettling trick on her love; while in "Abyss," surely the most disturbing of the stories, Frances Bilandic, on the edge of the Grand Canyon, leaves her now-despised lover Howard in a manner he had in no way prepared for.
BREAKING THE SIXTH by Pritchard, William H. / Commonweal
What happens if an owner simply kicks back and "retires on the job," letting others shoulder the burden?
Pre-nups for small businesses by Mullman, Michael S. / Black Enterprise
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